“They say the program is still open, but what they mean by that is they’re still doing the paperwork for the other people – the 15,000 […] As far as

Are we a country that keeps its promises? A Little More Conversation with Ben O’Hara-Byrne featured CW4WAfghan Executive Director, Dr. Lauryn Oates, on his radio segment on the closure of

The federal government is quietly shuttering the Special Immigration Measures program to bring over Afghans who worked with Canada during the war. Watch CBC News’ latest video which features Dr. Lauryn

As we continue to send prayers to communities in Paktika and Khost provinces affected by the terrible earthquake, we know that women and girls will be hardest hit by this

It’s time for Canada to take action in bringing vulnerable Afghans who supported Canada’s mission to safety. Are you with us? Read our joint statement on the closure of the

CW4WAfghan’s Executive Director, Dr. Lauryn Oates, recently published an article in The Hill Times entitled ‘We can’t close the door on Canada’s left behind in Afghanistan’. The article looks at

National Volunteer Week may have been in April, but we are always appreciative of our many supporters at CW4WAfghan! We recently asked our volunteers and supporters to share with us

March 21, 2022 Canadian Women for Women in Afghanistan welcomes, with hopefulness, the announcement that schools will reopen to female secondary students on March 23, 2022. After 187 days of

CW4WAfghan’s Executive Director, Dr. Lauryn Oates, and Khorshied Nusratty, President of Artists for Afghanistan Foundation and a former ABC News reporter and Kabul bureau chief for Fox News, have published